All through the creatures numerous foreswearing of acknowledgment by society and Victor, Mary Shelly demonstrates that social dismissal modifies the aim of man in a negative way, bringing about vengeful and insolent feelings. The creatures vow of vengeance for not getting a female mate resulted in him seeking in revenge on Victor the night of his wedding. Victor resolves to spend the rest of his life searching and killing the creature. The monster begins its life with an open heart, he is then abandoned and mistreated by Victor and then by the De Lacey family. The creatures’ activities are justifiable: it has been harmed by the unjustifiable dismissal of a mankind that can't see past its own preferences, and thusly needs to hurt the individuals
